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ntoll opened this issue Aug 14, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by pyscript/polyscript#114 or #2148
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Specified version of interpreter doesn't work when running in a worker. #2145

ntoll opened this issue Aug 14, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by pyscript/polyscript#114 or #2148
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ntoll commented Aug 14, 2024

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Taken from a report on discord:

The specified interpreter version is not used when i add the worker attribute. I am trying to pin an older version of pyodide and when used with the worker attribute it always loads 0.26.2, but as soon as i remove the worker attribute, it loads the pyodide version i want.

https://pyscript.com/@sai1494/pyodide-version/

This example as 2 script tags, one with worker attribute and one without. Both are pinned to 0.23.4. One of them is commented. swap them to test with and without worker attribute. The python code will display the pyodide version loaded.

Searched if there is an existing bug report, but did not find any.

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Example of the issue here: https://pyscript.com/@sai1494/pyodide-version/
Latest version of PyScript (as of time of writing): 2024.8.2
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the example shows literally nothing to me ... but I'll try to reproduce locally

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temporarily published as https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@pyscript/core@0.5.7/dist/core.js and https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@pyscript/core@0.5.7/dist/core.css + there is a test too ... it was indeed ignoring custom workers version but honestly I start not liking the polyscript dance anymore ... way too articulated for the little it theoretically needs to do ... I might rewrite that project at some point as few things changed, few things are not needed for PyScript and I have already mentioned I'd like to get rid of it as PyScript dependency but it would take some time to do so in a clean and non breaking way.

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@ntoll FYI this is fixed in latest PyScript already.

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